What style of boot for work?

[FeliciaJollygoodfellow]

I work somewhere smart/casual and normally wear 7/8 length skinny trousers with a nice tee shirt and nice shoes, no socks (or none that you can see anyway).

As it's getting colder, so is the office and I want some flat or low heeled boots so that I don't get drafty ankles. These boots are a welly type so not exactly what I want, but would the style be appropriate? Or would it look daft? I can't work out whether I like it or not

[burnishedsilver]

Do you mean regular chelsea boots? If so, they sound fine.

[traviata]

what do you mean 'welly type' - are they made of rubber?
There are loads of boots around in that style - as pp said, just look for 'chelsea boots'.

[MinnielovesMickey]

I agree with others, I think you're after a Chelsea boot....I had them last winter (dark brown) and this year I've gone for the lighter tan boots with the little heel. I only wear them to work on Fridays which is dress down as my place isn't casual but I think the Chelsea boot is smart and goes with anything.

[FeliciaJollygoodfellow]

I mean would that style be good but probably not those exact ones pictured as they are wellies!

But seems like Chelsea boots are the way forward and I have just found another thread after almost the same thing as me with lots of ideas.

Thanks for your help.

[FeliciaJollygoodfellow]

Just been looking at your thread keepon!

I'm totally off heels but I'm thinking maybe a stacked cowboy type would be ok...? Not sure. I don't really need new boots. I just want them!

[FeliciaJollygoodfellow]

I like both of these. But the heel on the leather one is the perfect shape. And the others aren't leather.

But they're £110 and the others are £40. So annoying. Why can't the good stuff be cheap?!

[FeliciaJollygoodfellow]

And now just seen these but they're £140! I'm annoying myself now.

[FeliciaJollygoodfellow]

And now just seen these but they're £140! I'm annoying myself now.